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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-06

James McKeons ArugsiS of Hudson,
MASS, says of the 4boyt: 81 am more
than pleased with yoAsbeautiful goods;
they give entire sSkfaction." OF all
trst-class druggists Nd Eastwood &
Oescs, agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-06

su AI sd al f sr7asztSa soF ss eyes h9 fof
the past three years. During that time
l have ssh UNDERGO he treatment OF
different physicians, p9ginF them all I
was able to carr, without reAei ing anv benefit
l plac N, selt under Dr. CARTS treatment
January IS; o-day the grannattons arc err
tfrely gone and my eyes feel Zee new ores.
Theg.are free from pain. and On see as well
a etEr. l would not taks Hines what
paid Dr. Cur IS .or what BeneEtI have already
received WILLIS PTRRYMAE,
~fhone. Lex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-06

DALEsss aassIss ISss.--I have been suffering
with catsrrh for rweHty gear, spen' several
hundred dollars In New Orfea3s and other
cities tor treat mont but received no elief IN
til placed myssItIster M. isttreatment,
and l can ttQif say that r feel ALMOST like q
well man, ana'am free from suffering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-06

Constitution originates numss6us fatsl
fiiseaees Morris Csscsrine Fis renes e
all faces of siis dissfder. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-06

WEST MIDDLEsEX, Pa, Feb. 1.-Two
hundred men employed in the Ella and
Fannie furnaces have struck for an ad-
vance of % cents a day. Nearly every
furnace in the Shenandoah valley Is
closed on account OF the strike, and 1000
men are idle
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supremn cour. O. Ann snla.

Tho following decisions were handed
down in the Supreme Court Of Appeals at
Charleston last Saturday afternoon:
BonhlPu administrator Y. P, O. 4 st. L.
Railway Company, from Ohio county
opinion By Woods; judgment OF Circuit
Court reversed and case remanded for
new trial. 5l' i
Taught v. Parks OF al, from Wood
county; opinion by Snyder; decree OF
Circuit Court 1evcraed and cause TO-
manded. l'14 "a
State v. Richards, scent, from Wood
county; opinion by Green judgment 70.
versed and indictment qusshed.
Shafer v. FeIty ct al, from Rltohis
county; opinion by Green; decree re.
verssd and bill dismisaed. ga.
Lanham v. Lsnham, from Harrison
county; opinion by Johnson; judgment
Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Cabsll & billiard v. Given ct al, from
Roane county appeal allo we'd bond $3.50.
Adjourned until mex Saturday alter.
noon. '- 5glzt%
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HBencon Ligl,ta.n

I.FVtyf &. = b. "a
The picturesque and interesting Mexi.
can military melodrama, Beacon Lights"
will be aeen' at the Opera House this even
ing for the 6rst time in Wheeling. Be-
served seats are on sale at Banners music
store. The Philadelphia Times says:
Beacon Lights," play new to this
city, attracted a lsrge audience to the Ma
tional Theatre last evening. The drama
haa good and interesting plot, and,
although the aGenes are laid In a Oalifor-
mia mining camp, there 10 an ABSENCE of red
fire and the sensational ncenea 60 often
seen in Western dramas.
The company presenting "Beacon
Lights" 10 en- excellent ono, and the play
pasaed Of, very successfully, and the lib
ersl applause demonstrated that the audi
ence ives we'll pleased with IT, a
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YOUTH CONFIRMED!
IN THE .RoMAN CATHOLIC FAITH
At Martins Ferry aud bridgeport !Yoster.
day b.. Hight Rev. bishop lwatterson. \
Wheeling Knights and Band as tho
Bishop's Essort-Able Disoourse.

Right Rev. Bishop Watterson, OF the
Diocese OF Columbus, arrived In Bridgeport
yesterday from Maritime Ferry at 2 o'clock,
and was met on tho way by, the Knights
Of st. John from Wheeling, numbering
25 and the Wheeling Opera House Band,
and escorted to tho church. Hundreds Of
people. some from curiosity and others
from a sense Of duty, followed the pro.
cesslon to tho church, which had been
filled to overlowlng before their arrival.
Bishop Watterson occupied the pulpit,
and In most eloquent address expressed
his appreciation Of the manner In which
he was received by the people Of Bridge
port, and returned his thanks for the cor
diality with which he was greeted. Fol.
lowing this the Blhhop entered upon his
sermon, and for nearly two hours be kept
his hearers tranaiixed by his eloquence.
his able comparisons aud illustrations and
bis Distinct enunc!ation. y Af't,
His sermon, interesting In detail, carried
his hearers to The remote parts Of the
world, occasionally referring to incidents
which came to bis notice during his nine
months' travels abroad, and fully showing
and explaining the customs Of Catholicism
In the many large churchss OF other coun.
tries. He also told OF his visit to the
Milan Cathedral, mammouth editice,
with a capacity Of seating thirty thousand
people. In every sense the Bishops ad.
dress was ono Of the most interesting ever
listened to In Bridgeport, especially inter.
esting to those not acquainted with
Catholicism, ind gratifying to the follow.
ers Of that faith. After his addrsus,
Bishop Wstteraon, assisted by Rev.
Father Uull, Of Bellslre, and Rev. Fatho,
Hyacinth, Q: n. O., OF 1t. sAlphonsus
church, Of Wheeling, administered con.
tirmation to twenty.four children and one
Sdult. The little church was packed, tho
majority being Professionals, and hundreds
Of people were turned away from the
doors unable to gain admission. During
the Bishops address he dwelt on tho no.
ceaolty Of a new edifce that would b.
more roomy and inviting to strangers, and
hoped the people would be able to erect a
more worthy structure for worship OF an
early day. Is -.
The services and the reception rendered
the Bishop surpassed all expectations OF
the people Of Bridgeport, the cordially,
esteem and respect shown distanciuy any.
thing ever known in that vicinity. 4
Bishop Watte1aon after the seryiceu were
over repaired to the residence of Mr.. He'll
to dine, alter which he left tor the Cathe.
dral In Wheeling. His visit will long re-.
main fresh in the memory Of the people OF
Bridgeport, upon all Of whom he made
moot favorable impr sssion. Bishop Wat.
terson also administered confirmation in
the Catholic church at Martins Ferry yes.
terday. He was the guest Of Right Rev.
Bishop Kahn and the clergy at St. Joseph's
Cathedral, in this city, over night.
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J BasO Ball Meeting,

The meeting announced TO be held at
Germanie hall at7:30 O'Clock this evening
by the Wheeling Base Ball Association Ia
q very important ono and every friend Of
the club is urged to DO present. Tho
nine for next year has bsen selected, but
they all demand from $50 to SIo0 advance
money. At present the Wheeling club is
not aa we'll of financially ss it might be,
and If there 10 to be a club next year this
advance money vii! have 10 be paid. The
meeting tonight is for the Object Ct rsla-
ing funds, and oil thcss iaterentsd in
having Wheeling we'll represented on the
ball field oush! not to fail TO give the
management tho encouragement Of their
presence, s Il IS A5i {sli L5zstl y IN
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:. -. -z..5,I, ll7ssr1 NO tYsfl
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers IN The City and whoellns Folk

aINpSets N tnc WY huo WuoeitnE EOlks
NJ EiE' * n ,ll Abroad. i.@sl5 ll,,;}ii
Mr.! Frank Stanton goes oaut to-day GU
business. lST Z, I ff s ~ tS 500
Mr.. Joe Devine Is home from his Dsko.
Ia farm Tor tho winto..S z 3 ig,!.7
Mr.. Lloyd L, Janes, Of Chicago, is Walt.
Ing his parents on Fifteenth street. @.
] Gov. Wilson 10 to speak at Staunton.
Va. this evening, OF the last rally Of the
Democrats. .5s2l' I9E1i
Y supt. James Riddle, OF the Clty Water
Works, has returned from bis eastern trIp,
accompanied by his vile. N,
Mien Belle Boyd and niece have return.
ed home from Weston, whore they spent
come time visiting friends. IS "a
Mrs. 1. Y. Hamilton, Of Washington,
Pa, spent yesterday In the city, the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Hobbs. 3
Walter Ramage, Of Kelsey, o., passed
through the city Saturday on his way to
Cleveland, where lie will make bis future
home. Fl a,,':.I,fI5
Judge and Mrs. Geo. W. Thompson are
In Parkersburg again the gues!a Of theis
son, President Thompson, Of tho Ohio
River road. NJ. iEf', +
Col. johnson, the;well known Master Of
Transportatlon4 on the main stem OF the
Baltimore dQhio road, spent last evening
In the city ihhis private car 1.-THE depot,
F.O. Gaylord, Of Weston, where ho has
been clerking for numbsr OF years, has
removed to this place, and has taken q po'
eftion In T, DAla nlnin 6 III Ia loeon
Wholesale house. s{Eao
DR.: Hattie B. Jones, formerly Of thil
city, has entered upon her. duties as asss
tant physician In the female department o.
the 1nsano Hospital q. Weston. Hel
friends here and elsewhere will wish hel
continued success. S7Gl'ss-&%
Mr.. Fl. E. Alexander, aon Of Rev. Dr.
Alexander, Of St. Olairsvillc, was in TIT
city laet week. Mr.. Alexander ia prom
ising journalist, aud is now on the staff o
the Chicago Herald. He cano homo t
vote for Powell, who no doubt needs It. n
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A Lotter from Prof, Haunt.
10 ichom Il may concern:

80 "hoW u WeV SoHeeFH' " 7.sa ~ . AZ
Certain parties, by insirustlon ssnd
otherwise, wish 10 convey tho inpression
to the public tina! recognize them nB ex.
ponents Of my method of imparting a
practical knowledge OF German in Ave
weeks. 1t ia but jca! that 1 sppri5o she
public OF the fact TINT it is only whom I
know an individual to possess ta!ents and
TO have experience in my method that I
indorae him. and in that case it gives me
pleasure 10 furnish Q certificate 10 that
effect. an grateful for the liberal pr.
tronage in this city,. Nearly one hundred
are now an hour in daily attendance and
others are daily visiting and registering
their names for the last elsSSec thst I
cnicll organize in this city. ]5ss35iliai
Z; A Go;!ial invitation ia extended to all
to attend tbs lectures today at 4 and 4.
r. N. h, 4! A. 7. HAurr. tT
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Important Base Ball II, eo,,pu.

The stockholders Of the Wheeling Base
Ball Association and all tho frienda Of the
national game in the vicinity, are request
ed to attend meeting to be held at Ger.
mania Hall, corner OF Market and Four.
tenth streets, over the Public Library.
Monday, November 7, at 1880 p. II.
The object Of this meeting is to raise
funds, by the sale Of additional stock, in
order to secure desirable players for next
season. It 10 absolutely necessary that
this matter be attended 10 immediately,
and If the public desireu to zee winning
team hero next season it must take come
interest in this meeting and subscribe the
necessary funds. OSCAR Shelley,
President Wheeling B. B. a. n
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK,

ne are daily receiving Now Novelties
IN Sultings, rautaloonings and Over.
Geatiugs, which weare prepared to mako
Zip III tlrst.class style at reasonable
prices. 10
A full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock. 4!
z Our While Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, rc.onlorced front and back, at
80 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. Y. HESS & SUNS, 49,
81 1921 l. 1898 Market Street.
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German Bible Reading,

Prof. A. P. Haupt, the German teacher,
again conducted religious exercises at the
English Lutheran church yesterday after.
noon, In German, for the beneA! Of his
students aud all othors who desired to at
tend. The attendance Was large and the
services very interesting, and were enjoyed
by many who were not members Of the
German classes. The singing Of German
hymns wna particularly enjoyable, the ia.
milisr cirs being eung, B.
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NEW ADyERrIsEMENrs
A Word About Catanh,

1T Is tho mucous membrane, that wonderful
Ec1ni'auid envelope surrounding tho delicate It's.
sues oitho alt and food passages. that Catarrh
makes lis stronghold. Once cstabllShod, II. cats
into tho very vltals, aud renders LIE but long.
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dulllng tho
sense Of hearing, trammcllIug the power OF
speech, destroying the faculty Of smell, taintlpg
the breath. aud killing the refined pleasures Of
ta,te. 1nstdiously. BY croopiug on from q simple
cold In tho head. Il assaults the membrsroSus
lining ara envelope tho bones. eating through
lho dellcSte coats and cauAing inflammation,
Stouyhing and death. Nothing short OF total
c,adication Will secure health 10 tho patient, and
AL alternative, arc simply procra>tlna,od suffer,
!nSs, loading to fatal termination. saniotds
Radical euro, BY Inhalation aud by lnlnnat I'D.
mlnistrn.ioD. has neyar failed: eycn when tho
disease has made irIghtlul inroads on delicate
constitutions. hearing, smell and tate, have
out" 4rs,f'' ~ - 'y-'s't-r-
saniord's Ratical euro cousis.s Of one bottle Of
Tho Radical euro. ono box Catarrhal Solvent, and
one improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped LII ono
package, with fall directions; price 81 70. a
-
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Van Bakers Case.

~ Hon. John a. Hutchinson GANG M
I from Parkersburs laet night. He aud
Col. Arnett, Of this city, will 90 up to
New Cumberland this morning to take
part to-day. in the argument OF the motion
Tor a now t.ialin the Van Baker murder
case before Judge Boyd. The Judge will
also 20 up this morning. Mr. Hutchinson.
Is one Of the COUNCIL for the prosecution
and Col. 3Arnctt for the defense. Il II Is not
known whether Mr.. MacSweeney will be
there to assist In tho argument.
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A CROWD Of boys had fire on the river
beach just above the suspension bridge
yesterday, and the wind ecattered the
sparks and brands among tho dry weeds
and grass, burning over quite space OF
ground. Tho only reaecn thst no harm
was done was that thero wss nothing near
to be injured. aI....l5-.L u. O.
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Assault on an officer.

Saturday Jennie Mcbride swore out q
warrant in police court for Charles John
con, on q charge Of breaking her windows
Officer Killeen took the warrant, but when
he went to arrest johnson, the latter's
brother, Clarence, interlered, and between
them the officer was thrown down and his
club snatched. As he roee he wau struck u
stunning blow; and this YVES followed up
by several toughs, who succeeded in using
him up pretty badly. Later Officer
Truescholsrcceeded in ie.arreating Charles
Johnsop, but up 10 late hour last night
Clarence had not been secured.
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"
"a SOnp Bubbls.n,

g Z. J. Farfon and bis excellent company
will open a three nigh.a' engagement at
the Grand Opera House this evening with
his laughabls comedy "a Soap Bubble"
In speaking OF the comedy, the Cincinnati
Times Star says: s.S;;Afsi 55 A.
Mr.. Phiater's "a Soap Bubble" enter
tanned packed houses yesterday. People
were turned away; in the afternoon and
evening. Tho piece las been changed for
the better by the introduction OF new and
very taking business, and kept the audi
encs in rolr. Mr.. Farron was as conf
cal as OF yore, and he was assisted by en-
excellent company. ,.S Sff 'ir5
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.INE FARM FOR SALE.

!, Situated AZ miles southwest OF 81, CIs,,r,,,.
containing 1856 acres OF choice land, on Wbirb
thesc j. coed lwoEtory brick dwelling aud a iva.
ssory tame dwelling: best barn IN Belinou, conn.
y, sabies, wagon sheds. corn cribs and ali neces
kinds; three good apple orchards, a FOOD ne a.,
orchard, plenty OF water at al timcs. Th, "a one
OF the best stock farms In Belmont county AMI
can oe divided to make two good farms Wil be-
toi9 cheap end on easy terms For particulars
call on OF address -, y r T. HONEIi,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
OC<i - HRIna ppnpr n
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THE Woman's Exchange, under the aus.
picss Of tho Woman's Union benevolent
Society, will be formally opened with a
supper at their rooms, llGO Main street,
on next Thu'adsy evening, from five to
nine o'clock. 3s'.y - n
The rooms, those formerly occupied by
the Base Bali Exchange; afe in every way
suited y to tho purpose. They hae
been thoroughly cleaned, papered and
painted, and now present c very Cheerful
and attractive appearance. 3-5 ift
The BENEVOLENT Society has taken hoH
Of this enterprise. feeling that 1t cannot 10
2 failure go long as they receive las thy
have always hitherto ,done) the cordhl
sympathy, encouragement and financial
support of the citizens Of Wheeling.
n The supper on Thureday evening vii
comprise all the delicscles OF the ssasol,
nicely prepared and nicely served. Ill
those Wishing to help along good caue,
iand get a good supper at the same tine,
III ae weil r tsll ut tho Exchange N
fpAfaday svspina, n IL ;yf
30 be served. ;iSl N, IS 49,
|I.
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E7IRsT. GLASS SHORT CREEK FARM
CHEAP HOMES

Z. $3.50 will buy two story, almost now. rr,ro
House. four rooms; lot 3oxlli. TRIMS UAsM
80 Acre Farm, about ono N lie from Whte,Ir,.
vol Improved; $50 per acre. !. II '''S'DS'
Tho Brentllnger Properly on Marie. street.
IL feet on Market aud Sixteenth street
"A Fine Residence corner Twenty.teoond md
ChapLlne St'cca, IL roons, bathroom and Office
Stable In rear oil lot. 81 =. s:'1,, o"'ee
cc77 1s5Et x Il - : S''.''.' L" 9. ~,
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PROFESSOR Il. KRApErSR, whograduated
with honor In the German language in
one Of the best Universities III Prussia,
will organise clcssea in GermGn at Bell.
aire, Martins Ferry and Bridgeport. On
Friday, November II, at i o'clock p. ~,
he viii give free lectures at Hsinleiu's
Hal, in bridgeport, and at o'clock r. NJ.
on Saturday at tho City Hall in Bellaire.
All peroons who wiah to learn German in
i've weeks are most cordially invited to
attend these lectures. After Professor
Hsupte-departure Professor kraueter will
organize classes in McLainIs Hall, in
Wheeling. PRoE. q. KRAuKTkR, 3
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Of The Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 10 also in
town on business. flSl z. sillts
William T,dbald, aged OF, one Of tho
oldest citizens Of this county, died laat
The cantata, "Lilly Bell, tho Culprit
Fay" will be reproduced here by Miss
Marie Battells and her class on the 18th.
i was ono Of the grsrrdess musical pro.
ducsions given here last year. l.fsy,
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tuNDAY,
InCticntions,

:. WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. For West
Virginia, warmer and fair weather, light
to fresh winds, Hhittiug to southwestcriy.
s' For Western Pennsylvania, generally
fair weather, treeh 10 brisk southwesterly
swinds, warmer, followed by slightly cool.
ar weather, hi :, j7if h
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Notice.

,ss8 Notice. VI y ~ *,
EWo will, this day, November 7, reopen
our refrigerator and Wholesale market for
the sale Of swlfta Chicago Dressed Bsel
and Mutton, which Ia thoroughly retrlger.
ated with pure Ice only. 81
A fall aupply. not only OF Fresh Meats,
but also OF all kinds Of Smoked Goods and
sarsageo, will DO kept constantly on hand,
and Will DO sold for cash only, and Of
prices 90 low as to defy competition. A
Our Meat always arrives fresh and
we shall sell to dealers only. sE.
Please give us call. q
Yours respectfully, {
HENRY RRnM, Mansger.
e, Telephone connection. if-i
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MI. Georg go Woodbridge will be appoint.
ed administrator Of the estate Of William

Gay, 5 155s5. :,
Mr.. George Woodbridge will be apnoint.
ed administrator Of the estate of William
Minamyer. 75,g3g
A pony alta ched 10 wagon ran avav
on Saturday and completely demolished
the wagon. $3.50 81
Sullivan & Williams are shipping coal
over the Cley9land 4 Fitt1burgh Railroad
TO Cleveland. }S5.i
W. F. Smith, Of Barnesyille, and ]. "
Hill, Of Quaker City, were here on busl.
ness Saturday. 2s! Y
Communion services were held nv The
First Presbyterian church yesterday morn.
ing at City hall. ,.!' < s5 lS!,1 :
Mr.. Morgan Minamyer is in the citv on
business. He is stopping with his sister
in tho Fourth ward. 1.aST1'.i7
Mr.. Cyrus s!rahl will 20 to Wheal;np
this week Is chiei olsrk il the Ralt;mo u
q Ohio freight office. y#Sl5t'lf'
Joseph Grow and al Fee)ev ave- ,.orh
ing in Bsnwood. They have q oreat Ssa !
Of carpenter work now o k'oa' . ue a.
The Bellairo Window Glass Ohm ~ ~, ! :, !,
will ship this week largo LOT If aipdn;yy
glsss to Risronsin points. ' s''-''e' !"
Miss MARY King and Mira Mo,.,o =. J,
brother, who is very low. - y ' Slsit
Taroa c,o,vda wara v;an; =. a, =, :, ,
W c1ossover ' and md nc o" nlsI Inc y, u. q
through the city. yeaterdapp eop0s Ao route ne
ly,John Janatt vim had n s foot r,o,11t
tbe c.r t,ncS at the Goh1ot toos mashed BY
nins over IL il at WORK oes; company run
i - ~ u y. W. : q :, - assin.
at general meeting TO be held on Noyen.
M w. - s.mo,ia' 'NIsn =. =, ,' cnutcn,
he Mf c sais nv Se ioIn who had his
aeainst rail- ia sbla - Is o anp striking II
!, Rev: R. :. Keeler'0 sermon yester.
Ubriat preschinr r nn,o : re besef iS.2lC
nriaon. "sDSnsI1iS 1A 'no bplfiIs In
4 mhe ~, !, I. . A, N
a,sd 1 en s'e csIna rncess mas been remod.
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~ NO RHEUMATIC ABOUT NE!

01T In ono minute tho Cutlcura Anti.
7a IN Pain Plaster relieves Rheumatic, Sci.
n S~Atis, Sudden. Sharp. and Nervous
e"1S Pains, Strains aud Teakrcsses Tho
fist and only pain killing Plaster. a new and In.
fslliblo autidotG to pain. 1ntAmpation aud weak.
ness. Utterly unlike and vastly superior to all
other plasters At all druggists. Is cents: Ave for
81 CO. or, portage free, oil p0rrEa DKuG AND CHEN,
rCAL Co., B0ltOn, Mass ii-lFs' llol .MrhSv 4
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49, Tvs are coming Father Agrshsm 800.
wv more" to indorse the good ana stfec.
tive qualities Of Dr.. Bulbs Cough syrun h
every Gaze OF Cough, Colda, ete. AZ
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BELLAIISE.


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City. ~.
spring. 7T2 ~. -
tesday. .s5IIlil M.
"; 9. Waruock spent yesterday in the
country. D. I. Z \ ~
Miss Kate Jewell was buried yesterday
at 2r.M. A u -. =
i, Miss Emma Jones is Waiting in St..
Ex;sheriff sedHiek was in town On bust.
mesa Saturday. Is s'E,L- -
n. <. Kennon was in the city Saturday
shaking hands. & (, -;
John Gill takes the road again this week
for Maring, Hart & Co. h
William King, Of Barncsville, was in the
city on business Saturday. {zi
A new band has been organized out at
Johannesburg, this county. I'd AZ;
There was considerable drunkenness
Saturday night on the streets. No.
Mrs: 9. Il. Dankworth, who has been
unWell the past week, is hotter. l,l5j5
Frank Robinson and wife, Of Bridge.
port, we're In the city yesterday. -,
The nail works shipped large quantities
Of steel to Pittsburgh the past week. Is7
sammie, Oldest con of D. H. Rice, ia
very low and ia reported to be dying. f..
s. +. Wethels!d will dispose OF his Fifth
ward resldence before leaving the city.
Mics Flora Williams WILL take part in
the Presbyterian church entertainment.
The ladies Of the First M. E. church
will hold bazaar the first Of next month.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
ran special train to Wellsville yester.
day, Z 49,. $50,